AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoGuam Education & Recovery: GDOE Superintendent Judith Won Pat says the district is “definitely pushing” for an Aug. 10 school start after Super Typhoon Bavi, with contingency planning left to principals as some campuses still assess damage. Renewable Energy Buildout: Guam Power Authority’s Phase IV solar push has about $2.48B in 25-year solar power purchase agreements lined up, with 330 MW targeted by 2028 and one new golf-course-to-solar conversion approved in late June. Andersen Water Wells Review: NAVFAC Marianas opened a 45-day public comment period (until Sept. 6) on a new Andersen AFB water well system tied to Marine Corps relocation, with preservation concerns under Section 106. Cyber, AI & Infrastructure: Guam Tech Conference spotlights how cyber risk, AI, and grid constraints are forcing businesses to rethink security and digital infrastructure together. Indo-Pacific Tech & Defense: U.S. deployed the hypersonic “Dark Eagle” in Guam during Valiant Shield, while Guam’s role as a logistics hub and allied airborne command networks (E-2D Hawkeye) keep expanding. Local Tech & STEM: LTN reports 3,000+ satellite-to-IP broadcast migrations, and a Guam GPR user is helping locate long-lost school time capsules. Community & Wellbeing: Workshops aim to prevent caregiver burnout, and Guam’s Youth Gubernatorial Forum is set for July 30 at UOG.
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